Liverpool is a historic port city on the River Mersey in north-west England, known worldwide as the home of the Beatles, two Premier League football clubs and a UNESCO-listed waterfront with Albert Dock, the Pier Head and the Three Graces.
Best souvenirs
Authentic items worth bringing home.
Beatles merchandise
Price: £5-60 (~$7-80)
Everton mints and Liverpool sweets
Price: £2-6 (~$3-8)
Football merchandise
Price: £15-100 (~$20-134)
British craft and design
Price: £15-200 (~$20-268)
Traditional markets
Where locals shop and travellers find treasures.
Shopping districts
Neighbourhoods known for retail.
Liverpool ONE
Best for: High-street and premium brands
Bold Street
Best for: Independents, vintage and records
Metquarter
Best for: Designer fashion
Bargaining tips
Negotiate like a local.
Prices are fixed in shops; bargaining is not customary.
At markets a polite discount on bulk purchases is occasionally possible.
Customs & restrictions
What you can and can't take home.
Opening Hours: Large shops open daily; Sunday trading in large stores is limited to six hours.
Payment: Contactless cards are accepted nearly everywhere.
Tax Free: UK tax-free shopping for visitors was abolished in 2021.
Note: Confirm Sunday opening times of smaller independents before travelling.